Company director fails to show up over suitcase full of money
Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan said the company director was asked to make a statement but did not show up, citing various reasons.
KUALA LUMPUR: The police have yet to obtain a statement from an information technology company claiming ownership of a suitcase containing over RM500,000 in cash discovered at the car park of a shopping centre in Damansara.
Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan said that they received a report from the company’s director, asserting that the money was their business funds.
“We received a report from the director, who is in his 40s, at 11.30am on Thursday,” he said. “The Damansara police chief had summoned the complainant to give a statement, but the complainant failed to show up citing various reasons such as being caught up with meetings and being unwell,” he added.
A security guard discovered a medium-sized pink and white suitcase containing more than RM500,000 in RM50 and RM100 notes at 8am last Wednesday at the car park of a shopping centre.
Hussein had previously said that the police had reviewed security camera footage from the shopping centre but unfortunately, it did not cover the area where the suitcase was found.
He said if no individual or party claims the money, police will surrender the funds to the court for further action.
Wakakaka... I bet there is some illegal hanky panky surrounding how the cash got where it was at the time.....
ReplyDeleteAnybody who loses kosher RM 500,000 cash, and is found again will be in a Big Hurry to retrieve it, not beat around the bush with all kinds of excuses..